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Oregon 3, Gophers 1

The Gophers volleyball team lost to Oregon on Friday evening, 3 sets to 1, ending Minnesota's season short of the 2018 Final Four to be held next weekend at Target Center.

December 7, 2018 — 9:59pm

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